Monthly Archives: November 2019

Add Image Stamp in PDF Documents using Aspose.PDF for .NET

Posted on November 14, 2019 by Asad Ali

If you want to imprint PDF documents in order to deliver or showcase some important information, you will need to stamp it. Adding stamps in PDF documents allows you to label them with information, such as the document’s approval status or confidentiality. You can also add an image stamp in PDF documents to watermark or label it with the logo of your company. In simple words, stamping the PDF documents is a basic requirement for any business and Adobe Acrobat … Continue Reading

Font Kerning and Emulation using C# with Aspose.HTML API

Posted on November 13, 2019 by Farhan Raza

You will be excited to know that Aspose.HTML API now supports Font Kerning. It will notably improve the quality of text rendering. In a nutshell, Kerning is the contextual adjustment of inter-glyph spacing. It is used to adjust the spacing between characters and is supported by many fonts. We have also implemented emulation of bold fonts which is useful in scenarios when some font is not available on a machine.

Moreover, we have improved the processing of HTML document modes … Continue Reading

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Generate and Read Swiss QR Code using C# – .NET Barcode Generator API

Posted on November 11, 2019 by Ahsan Iqbal

We are glad to roll out our latest release of Aspose.BarCode for .NET v19.10 having support for widely used Swiss QRCode. This new feature will make developers capable of developing applications to use it on bills, making digital payments, product packaging, railways, bike-sharing and even for buying bitcoins. Details of all the new exciting features can be found in the release notes containing a list of all the new added features, bugs resolution and public API changes which a developer … Continue Reading

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Work with Fonts using Aspose.Font for .NET

Posted on November 10, 2019 by Asad Ali

TrueType font (TTF) indicates that font data is the same as in the TrueType fonts. CFF stands for the Type1 font format. Strictly speaking, it refers to the Compact Font Format, which is used in the compression processes. Dealing with such fonts programmatically i.e. Reading them and Getting their Statistics is an essential requirement while creating e-documents. Aspose is proudly going to release Aspose.Font for .NET to let programmers deal with fonts in their .NET applications. Aspose.Font is … Continue Reading

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Support of Web Extension and .NET Core 3.0 in Aspose.Words for .NET 19.11

Posted on November 10, 2019 by Tahir Manzoor

It is our pleasure to announce the November release of Aspose.Words for .NET. We have included quite exciting features and enhancements in this release. Now, you can add Web extension elements in Word document, format the horizontal rule, and use Aspose.Words with .NET Core 3.0. let’s check out how to use newly introduced features.

Support of Web Extension Elements

Microsoft Office allows you to add more functionality through web extension. It extends Office applications and interacts with the content … Continue Reading

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Set Prompt Text in PowerPoint Presentations using C++

Posted on November 10, 2019 by Adnan Ahmad

Hello readers! I am grateful to share the release announcement for v19.10 of Aspose.Slides for C++. We have included the support for exciting new features, which include support for using Font FallBack and Prompt Text setting inside presentation files generated using Aspose.Slides.

Set Prompt Text in a Placeholder in PowerPoint PPT

A Prompt Text is a content that shows up in a content field when it is the first load however that disappears when a client begins composing into … Continue Reading

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Convert Word Document to Multipage TIFF Image using C++

Posted on November 7, 2019 by Awais Hafeez

Today, I will highlight the major features introduced in the Aspose.Words for C++ 19.10 release:

Save Word Document as MutiPage TIFF

One of the useful things you may need to do with your Word document (such as DOCX, DOC, RTF and many more) is a conversion to image file(s). For example if you have to present your Word document in a readable and printable but not editable format (e.g. for publication on the Web). One of the simple approaches you … Continue Reading

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Use Adjustment Layer For Invert and Color Balance in PSD Files using C#

Posted on November 5, 2019 by Mudassir Khan

Hello readers, let me share the the good news of release announcement for Aspose.PSD for .NET 19.10. We have introduced support for many new exciting features including Bicubic re-sampling for PSD, invert and color balance adjustment layer support and improvements in rendering PSD to PDF. In following section, I will be giving you an overview of new features introduced in API.

Implement Bicubic Re-sampling

Re-sampling means you ought to change the pixel dimensions of an image. When you down-sample, you … Continue Reading

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Convert PDF to DOC and DOCX in C++

Posted on November 5, 2019 by Kashif Iqbal

Aspose.PDF for C++ API lets you read and convert PDF documents to Microsoft Word’s DOC and DOCX file formats. C++ is one of the widely-used programming languages for writing fast and interoperable code that can be executed on a number of platforms. C++ application developers can use Aspose.PDF for C++ to write programs that can manipulate PDF documents without the need of installing any other software on end-user machines.

In this post, we will demonstrate the powerful features of Aspose.PDF … Continue Reading

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Use for Font FallBack and Prompt Text using Aspose.Slides for .NET and Java

Posted on November 3, 2019 by Adnan Ahmad

Hello readers! I am grateful to share the release announcement for v19.10 of Aspose.Slides for .NET and Java. We have included the support for exciting new features, which include support for using Font FallBack and Prompt Text setting inside presentation files generated using Aspose.Slides.

Support For Font FallBack

Almost for all symbols of Unicode characters, a reserve typeface is used that we can call Font Fallback. If any Unicode character is used in any application by selecting a particular font … Continue Reading